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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10

TaR rival cities Of Ellsworth aud
Kanopolis have buried the hatchet
and are % be connected by a street
rsilwsy-0perated by steam or mule
power. We would advise Abilene
and McPhersOn-alsO rivals-to come
10 gether In the same friendly EN-
brsce-across pastures aud COW lots.
A. far a. Salins is concerned, she
viii faIl back with dignity upon her
saany railroad lines. She stands
without peer or rival on this side Of
Kansas C'itv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10

II you havs vacant lotR. or cheap
houses. Or acre tracts to sell. call On
me IS I have some cnst1merA
+. L. BBKor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10

srSAroR KELLEY wants the coua-
ues ofsaIine, Dickinson and OttaWs
10 constitute q judicial district, snd
hes introduced a blll therefor. +.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10
Administrators Notice

| = ~ = IT = '7'lI71
COUNTY % SALfNE,
In the Probate Court In amt Tor sald C0uuiy
lander, decreased.
~ orfCE O. mEEEET GIvEN. That Letters of 3D.
~ miuistration hagc been granted 20 the under
siEued on the estate oi Andres John rhelaudar-
laie OF said counfy. deceased. BY the Honorsbif- y
The Probate COu "a oi the County and State alore
said, dated Tie 18th day of January A. D.. l1sI-
Now, AL per-uus having claims against aatd e.
tate are hereby not hed that they must present.
TIT same % the undersigned for afoWance. aiih-
sn oue year from the date Of aid letters or thsF
mag b. prerluded irllm anF benedt az gEch ustlta
and that u such claims be not ezkiblted EithfI
three years alter the date % aid Letiers. they
shall be- tuTrvrr barred
swAS a. NILLEJi. Alnnis.iF ntor.
January 18Th l.ss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10

Look on your guarantees card and
sss vhenlMr. Russell is to bring you
your Practical Home Physician.
Says a subscriber; HAny ore Who yin
take the pains to examiDsth the Pracll.
cal Home Physician win not hesitate
ai,oui Subscribing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10

I can say that MF. Putman's leo
ture was a very eloquent and lnspir-
ing production. full Of noble senti-
meDis and the highest moral lnstrue-
finn .-Gen. ~. n. Tiam5uY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10
TuE Sterling T-iupe speaks well

TuE Sterling IyiuRe speaks well
and truly ~ follows:
The reason that the 30 unties ofSum'
nef. eielgwicE, COwley, Harper
Harvey. kingman. Reno, Rice, Mar
ian. Mcpherson, Saline, Stafford,
Barton and Pratt are receiving the
bulk uf thnss people who come west.
q because no country under the
broad canopy Of the heavens, can
show such fertility. All you have to
do O. % tickle the soil, aud the crops
spring forth spontaneously.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10

HapTrHcnt the hnest Insurance Cssurrnits9 iu
Kansas. Al iusf and pay uur oEu lss-ea- Have
h1fi m1re experience than anv other uzgucF On ne
STATE. Have the Enast list ct CITY PEOPEErN
and FARMS Tor sale % any Real kstate AFauaF
In the city. We miareprescnt nothing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10

Another blizzard struck this neigh
bOrhOOd on Saturday evening about
five O'Clock.
Mr.. @. S. Davis Waa cnmDleLely
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10
Notice.

For highest prices for hogs call on
W. c Tuthill.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

Writing OF Judge Gresham, Il western
correspondent says:
In the circuit court room he may he
seen nearly every day, sitting IN "A big
chair and listening in "A pre-occupled
sort OF way to the rather uninterest-
ing tales told .by lawyers. lie has II
bright face well colored with health, Il
shock of iron gray hair and n beard
full and dark but streaked more vii II
silver threads than even u year ago.
He sits and listens. and often in IA mo-
ment of supposed somnolency his eyes
close. Indeed he is rather fond OF thus
shutting from his vision the local scene,
and it is already one OF the traditions
OF his court that when the lids close
the lawyers had better make haste.
The Judge is not asleep. but he IL I'M
patient. Judge Gresham is very fond
of common sense justice, nj h'y "a
written law of equity. this tradition
being one which has come to HIM rom
hi, early associations among tue non
est farmers of Indiana. He not only
likes Justice. bat as many II tlme-iigli'
ing and patience-tryins lawyer has dis
covered to his rhagrin, he likes II
quick. and sometimes, ~ IN the cast
of Gould's umpalafablc dish OF Wa.
bash. served hot.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

hlviceS received from reliable sources
i'm northern Montana near the ho,In-
dairy line. and from various points III
the Canadian northwest territory,
notably Maple Creek and NIL through
that section from which Your cores
pondent learns that this season :
storms in the northwest have exceeded
anything in the history of that country.
snow lies from fifteen To twenty inches
on the range. IT is crust"d IN some
places to a depth OF several riches,
aking it impossible for cattle to get
at the grass. Unless strong CHINOOK
winds make their appearance very
soon. the outlook is. to saly the least g,
gloomy. stock men have good cause
TO look blue. The crusted SNOW II
sufficiently hard to bear the weight OF
an animal. There are some places
where the snow has been blown away,
and cattle can get at the grass, but
these bare spots are rare exceptions
TO the general rule.-independent.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

When scab first appears IN Hook 4
of sheep. says the Breeders tazette, .
those showing the slightest Sympi oln>
of the disease should bc iuimrdlatei!
separated from the rest oi the flock 2
and kept by them>elVe-. The build !
ing in which they have been KEEP.
should lie thoroughly clcansed aud
uhitewa-liel. This disease H. caused
by n small parasite in the skin. and a.
sheen affected with the disease are
continually rubbing themselves, ali
accessible parts of any building III
which they are lodged will he infested
with the arari or -cab parasite. II
sheep have been kept in field the
fence and the trunks of the trees must
be wiitewashed 50 a. To prevent
n,N attack of the disease from this
source. Scnb. though extremely con
tagiou~. derives it, contagion from
this cut ancou~ parasite. and not rom
n blood poison of virus. 80 that rNttr-
nal treatment alone, when carefully
applied. will cure sheep al this disease.
neutrality-suspicious. II II hought'
will prove efficient for the scah. Inc
quantities given will be enough Tor
about fifty sheep, but they can be
increa sel or diminished tpreserving
the proportions OF the ingredients
givenl a> the owner of the sheep may
think fit: Tobacco, oibs.; water, -
gals. Boil tho ai,ov. for two or three
hours. Ii the kettle is not large
enough boil in successive quantities
until entire quantity il made. The
tobacco leaves may be thrown away
when the solution is mnde. Take oi
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
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pa.rick's Certificate Of Honesty.

Patrick applied for Il situation IA
porter for wholesale 81 ore.
Patrick. I'm afraid you're not
strictly honest. =
Faith an ply does We he thinkin
Dim not honest -
well. I've heard some whisperinSs
that you were II little unreliable when
ut your last place. must have II
PERFECTLY honest man here.
Faith an Oi can show ye II certiii-
cate Of honesty that II make yechange
your moind moighty quick.
He then drew out a piece OF paper
containing words OF the greatest praise
of himself.
..Who wrote this, Patrick
sWho wrote it? Oi did. sir"
"Oh. oh, Is a certificate OF your
own writing n proof OF your honesty :?
II is. sor; because, sor. On know
more about meself than any Other
mon do: an begorry, il oi WASH
honest Oi wouldn't he after tellin' "
Di writ it mcseif.
well. Ill try YOU. Patrick.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

4 spoonful Of oxsall to "A gallon OF
water will set the colors of almost any
goods soaked in it previous to wash
ing. \ teacup of lye in u pail of water
will improve the color of black goods.
Napkins should lie in lye before being
wished: it sets the color. y strong
tea OF common hay will preserve the
color of French linen. Vinegar IN the
rinsins water for the pink or green cal
icoes will brighten them: soda answers
the same end forbothpurple and blue.
TO bleach cotton cloth, take one large
spoonful of sal soda and one pound
oi chloride of lime for thirty wards;
dissolve in clean soft water; rinse the
cloth thoroughly in cold soft water,
so that it may not rot. This amount
of cloth may he bleacned IN fourteen
or fifteen minutes.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

\ recent young man OF the genus
dude stood in "a theatre foyer while IL
pretty actress, was singing rlsl'ie
song. Turning to II seedy man at his
side he said:
Clara i. IA darling. amt she? =
The se,sly man didn't say anything.
"She's better looking off the stage,
though, continued the previous youth:
'Do you know herr interrosa ed
the seeiy one.
Il should smile responded the
young man with Il wink that was u
whole Boccaccio's Decameron IN Its
significance. 10, she's II lively one:
likes her supper and Il bottle OF wine
after the show. I'm pretty solid;
would Won like 10 he introduced
NO, thank you; know her slightly.
I'm her husband.
..O''r'-\ y. star
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

ItiHclnnati rilinrfrEtt-l
herewith send you AN account oi
TN, circtims' ari,.s aud manner oi cen.
I.ogqn'~ personal denial oi tine charse
that he raised "a company oi men ~
thu outbreak of the war 10 take into
the rebel army.
The manner in which lac met the
charge AT the time WIS - character
iS,ic of l.ogpn thar it may he OF ser
Wee 10 you in your occasional RENT
niSccmce- of the great soldier. In
1876. during She ilayos'i'ilden cam
psi.n attended Il political meca In-.
addressed 10y Gen. Logan. at Ii
iiarpc. Illinois. After Logan hat
concluded his Spccrh ami taken his
seat. some one from the crowd arose
and requested OF Logan the liberty OF
asking him Il question. Logan. OF
course. very promptly ana courtcou~iy
granted the request.
The question, says the gent le,nan.
II wish to ask you is Tins:
ION my way to the meeting this
morning. on board the ears. there was
a gentleman who claimed 40 have
been raised in southern Illinois. and
we'll acquainted with you. lie said
that ia the beginning of the war you
raised Il company OF me.i TO go into
the rebel army. aud | take this p'ibii'.
opportuni,y to asl> you ii that * so?
Gen Logan eyed his mterroga .or I,
moment. his eyes flashing fire. and
the whole expression OF hi- face indi-
eating the terrible passion within, ana
glancing for Il moment over The crowd
of people who stood breathlessiy wait
ing for the answer of tie general. ne
asked:
II. the man who told you that pres
rnty'
The gentleman from the audience
replied: II think he did not stop oil?
II am sorry" says Logan, Tor
would like to meet him face to face
and tell him that he. or any Other
man. that charges me with that IL
seriousne-s, is Il liar and AN internal
scoundrel and Il coward, AMI he dare
not face me in the assertion.
He took his seat with no iurthel
words amid the widest excitement
and enthusiasm.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Silver.

BENJAMIN Franklin, philosopher
in his time, said that 1.-THE value
oi gold and silver rests chiefly in the
value in which they happen to be held
among the generality OF nations. and
shat any other well founded credit Is
as much an equivalent us gold and sil-
YER" Henry Clay's definition was
whatever a government agrees TO re-
reive in payment of the public dues,
as a medium of circulation, il money.
no matter what its form may he.
John stuart Mill. n late English writer
OF some note, and john &. Calhoun,
of south Carolina, had precisely the
same views as Henry Clay. Presi-
dent Cleveland's marriage license was
paid for with u BLAND" silver dollar.
Ergo. where do we lind that any other
dollar accomplished any more? As
Col. Benton says, ''thepeople love he
sound OF the clink" The sound in the
Presidents ease must have struck u
"sympatlietic chord" and there seems
almost the '.irony OF tate" in thi. lit
tie circumstance. Silver i, unqIes-
tioIitbN lilt Hii'Nh 90
money. IN the days of Abraham, he
purchased OF Ephron. the liittite, the
cave of Machpelah, with the field IN
which it. is situated. for money so
pronounced by Abraham, as IA place
tn bury his deceased wife, Sarah, for
which he paid four hundred shekeis OF
silver. Al that date gold was only
used for fancy trinkets. and not known
or used rs money. The people at that
early day were OF necessity welded to
the single standard. and that was sill
Yer. Silver was the true medium
of money value from that date up to
about 1916. when England, being the
chief creditor nation OF the civilized
world endeavod to enrich her mobiles
and money monopolists. by discrellt
ing silver. which was the equal of gold
from the beginnine of time. This av
arieiou- nation thought fit to demon
e'ize silver thereby doubling the wealtl
of the bloa'ed creditor class and al
ding 10 the debtor class double th'
amount OF his indebtedness. TIN
same identical policy was practices
10y the American congress IN IL '3
The infamy of that act is so vile. tina
not one single member of that bod,
will stand sponsor for the crime Il
this day.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
SUMMONS.

In the Distric, Court of the Third Judi
cial District of the Territory Of Montana.
in and for the county of Meagher:
Emily Kemp, Plaintiff,
summons.
William Kemp befi.
The prople of Montana, send greeting TO
William Kemp, the above named de-
iendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District at the Territory ot
Montana. in and for the county of Meagier.
and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days-excu>ive of the day al
spryice-aftcr the service on Won OF tins
summons. If served in this county. but it
served out of this county and in this dis
triet. twenty days, otherwise forty days,
or Judgment by default will tie taken
against YOU. according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain Il
decree of this court dissovins the bonds
of ma,rimony between you and th" plain
till and also to obtain u decree restoring
the plaintiff 10 her name "a the time ut her
aid marriage. io-wif: Emily iior'np. and
that certain property described In the com
plaiut be allowed and set apart To plaintiff.
1 and ,Lat Won be enjnined and restrained
( from dispensing of. or in any manner en'
cu,nbering said PROPERTY. and thai You MA,
: lac required to pay a reasonable sum int
court to dcfray the expenses of this actor
and for counsel fees. upon the sround'
tina, YOU have wiliully deserted ani ali
scented yourself from your wife. TN
Plaintiff, and departed this territory with
out intention of returning.
And yuu an, hereby notified. that ]
Won fail 10 appear and answer said com
plaint IA above required the >aii plain,
viii take a default against YOU and ai'pi
to the court for the relief demanded i'll til
complaint.
GIVEN UT Ter my hand and seal of th
District Court. in aud Ia
tho county of Meagher. territor
! OF Montana, this 27th day {
SEAL. December, III the year al ct
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-six.
: H. II. TATEM. Clerk.
~ l.. RoTaIIr. Deputy Clerk.
ErroLF tnA ToBgL. Us. Fih's AttS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

4 cable message from DIR. Kruger, OF
the European Union OF Astronomers
announces the discovery OF comet
on July 18th. by DIR. Thorn, director
OF the observatory at Cariiova, south
America. The comet. which was
probably observed three days ago at
Melbourne was in the constellation
Grus (the crane.1 DIR. Thorne an
nounces that it will resemble in char
acter the great comet OF 1850. which
was first announced by Gould, then.
director of the same observatory.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Great Men and Their Teeth.

Gen. Logan would rather fight
battle than have n tooth pulled.
Gen. sheridan Is one OF the most
nervous men ever seen in II dentist :
chair.
\ dentist once pulled Zach. Chandler
ont of his chair three times before the
tooth came out.
Andrew johnson once had four biz,
teeth pulled ut n sitting. and never
WINGED once. The operation was five
hours long
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At lirtENa. ". T.,

I,xporrIcE At ifrrrSa. ". r.,
January 18Th, 1857. !
No,ice is hereby given that tie following h''ntu
settler has flied notice of his Intention 70 ""s
6n,I rect in surport OF his claim, and that SAM
proof will he made before the Judge OF ne rou.'
Judicial District Court Of Montana. IN an" 10.
Fergus county. or in his absence hefofc the 'rrs
of aid court; at Lexistoan, Montana, March ah'
1857. viz:
Francis govsins.
WIN made nre eriition dccaratofy statement No
7536, Tor the II, XVI and r. sWs. Zee. ~ Up.
. north. range - east. - A..
III, names The following witnesses to prove ms
,',i,,,,,,s residence uuon. and cultivation of.
aid land viz: Frank Draper Abram frit"n
large ~,.aen and William Ferguson, ali OF Iiai
bert, NJ, [. n.,-,u.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10

a brief search lac discovered something
i'm "A small box on the mantr.. which
certainly roscmhled tooth powder. V
any rate lac used it vigorously on hI-
teeth and found il -atiSiact DRY. Nhen
hc got down stairs he apoioIzcd to
his hostess for using her tooth pow
der. She appeared surprised. What
tooth pow,icr?' She inquired hiandly.
1T was on the mantcl, Mark repliet.
ION the nlantel?' she repeated. ''ies,
i'm "a small box. |. was excellent, he
declared. Cool gracious she ciac-
ulate,!; that wasn't tooth powder.
What was it, asked Mark, now
slightly alarmed. Why. that was
auntie.' said She. 1t seems that
.auniie" had been cr,mated.i
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Noti,e of Final Entry.

LAsn OFFICE VI HELENA. NJ T..
January TO- lssI. \
xotic, is h.,,lv Evan that the following named
settler has hhd notice of his intention !" mass
final proof in support of his claim and that sai,i
proof will bt made letor, the ff"na'e july r. ~
rcr.us rnunr Montana, al Lewistown, VI. T..
on February =. lSN', viz;
Wmothy }. Jeliise".
who made preempti"n dcelarainry Statement, 40 No
6is Tor lie - . NV !, -. NEit' ree'io" -
township IL north. range l. east -.
III, names ~, follow ing witnesses TO prove NJ.
continuous residence upon and cultivation 81; saiu
land. viz: EDWARD barney. Frank Russell, James
u. wh.lpcy and David sherman, all "i fhiinf'"A'
Fergus county, Montana. r,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Notice cf Final Entry.

LAND orrrce AT .irrrSa. NJ. T.,
January 18th. 1851.
Notice is hereby given tina, the following -ha'',"
s.tler has fl.l notice of his intention IL make
final nrnnf in support OF his claim. and that saia
,,,,,, " i'm he maze tare the Judge Of the Fourth
Judicial District Court nf Montana, III anu iuI
F,rrus county or in his abscncc. before the ciefs
of slid court at lewisioSn, Montana, on March
ash lss7, viz.
David Cnssrcnt,,.
WIN ,,a,l, nr, m p,iun deciiratory s.i,cincuf no.
,,sl. Tor the WI. ST. and " sNs. sec. l. Up.
l. north. range - east. -,
lie names the following witness 80, 10 prove NJ,
,,,inmoIls residence upon anI cultivation of said
land viz: David !. Rcdfnri. Of Fhilhr"ot. Isaac
H. pawk ins of Cottonwood. Thomas i: murray
of PhilbrooL. and Burr l.. Nius,is- ci Maiaen' al
of t,rgus county. Montana.
= ". l.AsGuuRSE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
NOTICE.--Timber Culture.
Y. :. LASpOFrIcF, HELENA, VI. r.


I'll LANpOFFIcr, HELENA, NJ. T.,
December 20, lss6.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office by
John ii ines against Allen Wentworth for failure
to enmplv with law as to Iimter-Culturc entry
No. ga dated March ~, ISL. upon the sE.s see
H. Tn u north. range II east. in Fergus county:
Montana with a view To the cancellation of said
entry; contestant alleging that the claimant has
failed to comply with the law in not plo"ing the
ten acres of land required. The said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
18th DAY of February lss1, at 10 o'clock a. M, 20
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
an ei failure. said testimony 10 be- taken beiore
W.iter torwin, notary public, AT fhiipr"ok' ON
the 18Th day o. February, 1857.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Mark Twain's Experience In the Country.

was told rather amusing story at
the expense Of Mark Twain-and the
same story is already II standing Joke
in socitey. Not long ago the humorist
was travelling in the country, and
stopped one evening at house pre-
sided over by an elderly woman lie
was shown to ii room somewhat bare
al ornament and furniture, yet he
slept peacefully until morning. When
morning came and he arose he became
mindful OF the fact that although he
had provided himself with a tooth
brush he had forgotten his tooth pow
der. He consoled himself with the
thought that there must be tooth
powder iyingsonewherea about. Atte'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Notice Of Final Entry.

IANp OFFICE AT HELENA. VI. T.,
December eth, is4G.
S.,ice /. hereby given that the follnwing-n NAMED
s.,tl.r has flied notice of his intention to make
npai proof ia support of his claim and that sala
uroof will I've nadc heforc the Probate Judge III
Fergus County Montana. =; lswisto"'i, u. IL on
Friday February ilth, l--1, viz.
John shea,
who n,aie pre- -enption d@caratory statement No
6lai. Cor tie -. -ti4, See. -, and w, ."'s
soc 81 IT,. ID y. Range Il +.
lie names the iollowin wittes.es !" prove ms
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz: John y. Cegg, John Howell
William liortop and Frank Day, all Of lesisto~n'
: ". LASGHoRsE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFIcr At HELENA, NJ. T.,
January 10, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
anal nrnoi in support of his claim, and that said
nroot will he made before the Judge OF the
fourtI Judicial District Court, or in his absence
hnt,re The cl.rk of said Court in and for Fergus
County Montana. at Iewistown. NJ. T., on febru-
AIRY 18th, 1887, viz:
David }. Bedford,
who made presumption deelaratory statement No.
6i.c, for the 81, sec. II. Up IL north, range IL
east. - =:
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon and cultivation "i'
laid land viz: Joseph Nunderiin David sai,
breath Posey T. Elstei and Jerome lcwright all
of Philbrook. NJ. I.
3 ". IANGMORNE, Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-10


Ther, l., ~ record OF 80 deaths and
.osl births during the year. 90 the
deaths ~ were violent. silver Bow
county l. charceahle with the greatest
rate of any of the countic--2. hiri rs
and 2S,i deaths. Lewis and Clarke
records 1876 births and ~ deaths.
From 9.30S COWS were yielded b.o.-
636 pounds of but ter ANA cheese.
The nunl,erof sheep shorn was OBI =
1870. producing 3,3io.oll pounds OF
wool.
From ..2i2 fruit trees crop of So
bushels oi apples and ~ bushels OF
other fruit was reaped.
The number of ranches Is given at
3.733; acres of land undercultivation,
Si.15It.
Gross receipts from placer mines
were $40. 5s3. and from quartz mills
tof which there are 49, S',o59.oil.
Sixteen flour mills ground III 81"
sacks OF flour during the year.
The coal yield was ,5bs,;'5o bush
els.
Bullion produced Sls,542. 49s.s3.